Genetics curse

OOC: I won't be on for a month

 

He stood there, holding his son, a little shocked. Then he realized he messed up and looked down and off to the side. "I'm such an idiot. Why did I even have to mention that?" Tears started to form in his eyes.

 

"Don't you dare cry... Not in front of your own son," she said, then walked on the path of the forest, heading into town. She'd head to the park to think about what was going on. She looked at the ring on her finger, knowing that she wouldn't ever look at Nathaniel without realizing the mistake she made.

 

He gasped and wiped his eyes.

 

She already made it to the ity. Her eyes awed once she looked up, seeing James.

James shook his head and sighed.
"Pity isn't it...? Thinking that your own child, a mistake," he roared.

"How would you know!?" she shouted.

 

He sighed and started heading after her, still holding Nathaniel.

 

He shrugged with a chuckle.
"Just a hunch," he said, then teleported away

"Why must he interrupt at the worst times?" she thought, heading to the playground again.

 

He got out of the forest and saw she was headed to the playground. He followed after her.

 

She set a barrier around the playground, blocking all the noises and feelings outside. She sat on a swing, not wanting to deal with what was going on right now.

 

He walked up to the edge of the barrier and stopped. "Why?" he said. "What's wrong Jessica?"

 

She couldn't listen to him. She wouldn't. One reason she made the barrier, she wanted to be alone. She wiped her eyes and kept looking down.
"I had a child, with another person. This responsibility, I cannot handle without Jordon," she sighed, keeping her eyes shut tight.

 

He sat down in front of the barrier.

 

She sat there in the swing for half an hour. She released the barrier and sighed, walking up to him.
"I'm good," she said, smiling.

 

"Are you sure?" he asked, getting up.

 

She nodded and smiled, holding out her hands for Nathaniel.
"I've also got, many things to tell you... We should get back to my house to explain everything," she said.

 

He handed him to her and said "Okay."

 

She smiled and cooed at Nathaniel. She walked to her house in the town, making sure that Kuroh was following.
"I'm glad he'll be raised by such good parents," she smiled.

 

"You really think I'll be a good parent?" he asked.

 

"I hope so... I didn't have good parents, but I always said I'd be a great mother," she said, walking up the steps to her house. She opened the door, letting Kuroh in before shutting the door behind her. She sat down on the couch, tired.

 

He sat down next to her. "Wow, so much has happened in one day." he said.